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== Northern Cardinal == | == Northern Cardinal == | ||
| − | + | '''Northern Cardinal''' (''Cardinalis cardinalis''). Passeriformes, Emberizidæ. Head. —Loan specimen to the Main Street Museum from Slugo Manishevitz Gagarin, an expert in Oriental Taxidermy and creator of the “Virgisaurus”. | |
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Its brilliant red colors, spectacular feathered head crest, and strong voice have brought the cardinal fame. It’s the most popular of state birds, representing seven states—Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Cardinal lore is strongest in the Appalachians and Middle Atlantic states (including the Virginias and Kentucky). These regions were settled earlier than the Midwest. | Its brilliant red colors, spectacular feathered head crest, and strong voice have brought the cardinal fame. It’s the most popular of state birds, representing seven states—Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Cardinal lore is strongest in the Appalachians and Middle Atlantic states (including the Virginias and Kentucky). These regions were settled earlier than the Midwest. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 22 December 2008
Northern Cardinal
Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis). Passeriformes, Emberizidæ. Head. —Loan specimen to the Main Street Museum from Slugo Manishevitz Gagarin, an expert in Oriental Taxidermy and creator of the “Virgisaurus”.
fa;1997;na
Its brilliant red colors, spectacular feathered head crest, and strong voice have brought the cardinal fame. It’s the most popular of state birds, representing seven states—Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Cardinal lore is strongest in the Appalachians and Middle Atlantic states (including the Virginias and Kentucky). These regions were settled earlier than the Midwest.
